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This stone found in Baraga County tells a good story, if only we knew what the story is, perhaps in 1998-99 the full story wil be told. In 1902, this stone was found by Mr. Bentzen in a location just North of the present Baraga County Memorial Hospital. This stone, named after the man who discovered it (the Bentzen Stone), has markings on either side, with the date, August 13, 1647 very evident. On the opposite side of this stone is the sunburst face with the initials MA. Mr. Ron Steibe has been researching and believes the initials belong to a young woman that did in fact travel with the early missionaries. Once his study is complete he hopes to have the book published indicating the story about this stone and its importance to early Baraga County History.
3 treinen te laat !
Ik dacht dat we al hier waren. 
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